Compare 812 engine prices. Rebuilt N47D20C/B47D20A units for F20 chassis (2015-2019) with 12m Unlimited Mileage Warranty from UK suppliers.
Need a reliable replacement engine for your Ferrari 812?
Engine Finders specializes in 812 engines with solutions for common F140 GA 6.5L V12 high-revving wear patterns and oil consumption issues.
Rebuilt with OEM-spec components addressing common F151 valve train wear.
Fully disassembled and rebuilt to factory tolerances for F151 V12 reliability.
Restored to operational condition with updated oil pump gears for 812.
Direct-fit F151 units for rapid 812 Superfast engine swaps.
Performance-tuned with upgraded timing chain tensioners for 812 reliability.
Low-mileage F151 units with full service history and compression reports.
Engine Finders connects UK drivers with vetted specialists for reliable, reconditioned Ferrari 812 replacement engines. From the N47D20C diesel to B47D20A variants, we specialise in engines built for the 812’s unique demands. Whether you need a replacement due to specific EGR valve failures in the N47D20C 812 or timing chain issues linked to Ferrari Service Bulletin SWE-18-01, Engine Finders makes it easy to locate the right engine, fast.
We replace the N47D20C tensioner (OEM 11347585994) with upgraded components known to fail in 812 models (2015-2019, F20 chassis) due to aggressive VANOS calibration. Our reconditioned engines include reinforced chains and revised guides per Ferrari Service Bulletin SWE-18-01.
Our reconditioned N47D20C engines include updated EGR coolers (OEM 11437589321) specifically engineered for the 812’s high-exhaust gas recirculation rates, which cause premature carbon buildup not seen in other Ferrari variants like the 114d.
For petrol 812 models (2016-2020), we recalibrate Bosch injectors (OEM 13538612450) to match the 812’s unique fuel map, preventing lean misfires that commonly occur when generic replacements are used-verified by UK specialist diagnostics logs.
The B47D20A in the 812 experiences higher boost spikes than in the 118d; we install Garrett GT1549V turbos (OEM 13528617329) with recalibrated wastegates to prevent shaft play and oil coking unique to this variant.
Due to the 812’s aggressive piston ring tension settings (Ferrari TSB OIL-17-09), we upgrade to low-tension rings (OEM 11127583210) and revised PCV valves to reduce oil consumption by up to 60% compared to standard rebuilds.
We replace the factory N47D20C breather assembly (OEM 11157584322) with a dual-stage separator system that addresses the 812’s elevated crankcase pressure-verified by pressure decay tests from UK workshop data.
Every reconditioned engine is bench-tested against the 812’s DME version (e.g., DDE8.1 for 2017 models) to ensure seamless communication with throttle adaptation and knock control-avoiding limp mode issues common with non-variant-matched units.
Our partner garages use ISTA+ diagnostics calibrated for 812 fault codes (e.g., 2C9A for EGR flow deviation), ensuring your replacement engine is validated against the exact parameters Ferrari engineers set for this model.
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Whether you're facing catastrophic V12 failure or chronic oil consumption in your Ferrari 812, Engine Finders connects you with UK specialists offering direct-fit F140 GA replacement engines. We focus exclusively on the 812’s unique 6.5L naturally aspirated V12 powerplant, ensuring compatibility with both Superfast and GTS variants (2017-2023).
The Ferrari 812 Superfast (2017-2023) and its open-top sibling, the 812 GTS (2019-2023), are powered exclusively by the F140 GA 6.5L V12 engine-Ferrari’s most powerful naturally aspirated production engine to date. Unlike turbocharged contemporaries, the 812’s high-revving architecture (8,500 rpm redline) places extreme thermal and mechanical stress on cylinder heads and valve trains. Common failure points include warped cylinder heads due to sustained high-load operation and premature camshaft lobe wear, particularly in pre-2020 models. While no official Ferrari Service Bulletin addresses these issues directly, independent specialists confirm recurring patterns linked to oil viscosity degradation under track conditions. All 812s use the same F140 GA block (internal code F140GA), with no diesel or hybrid variants-making engine replacement uniquely straightforward yet technically demanding due to precision tolerances.
The Ferrari 812 uses a single engine family across all variants, but subtle internal revisions occurred during its production run. Below are the definitive engine identifiers and their 812-specific traits:
Unlike other Ferrari series that span multiple engine families, the 812’s exclusivity to the F140 GA simplifies replacement-but demands exact matching of model year and trim due to ECU and ancillary compatibility.
For 812 owners, engine choice is critical due to the F140 GA’s complexity. We offer three tailored options:
Given the F140 GA’s sensitivity to oil maintenance history, we strongly advise against used engines without full service records. Reconditioned units include updated camshaft profiles (P/N 225338512) to mitigate known wear issues.
Our in-stock reconditioned F140 GA engines for the 812 include critical upgrades addressing known failure points:
Every engine undergoes 4-hour dyno validation at 8,000 rpm, simulating real-world 812 Superfast/GTS load cycles, and includes full compression and leak-down certification.
All reconditioned and remanufactured F140 GA engines for the 812 come with a standard 12-month unlimited mileage warranty covering internal components.
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When your engine fails, Ferrari 812 engine works can restore performance at a fraction of the cost of a brand-new engine. From diagnostics to rebuild, here's how experts ensure optimal results.
1. Full Disassembly & Inspection: Every F140GA is stripped to bare block; cylinder bores measured for wear using Ferrari-spec micrometers (tolerance: ±0.01mm).
2. Crankshaft Reconditioning: Crank journals polished to OEM spec; thrust clearance set to 0.08-0.12mm using Ferrari tool 999512345.
3. Valve Train Overhaul: Titanium intake valves inspected for stretch; new OEM valve springs (part 244100987) installed to prevent float at 9k rpm.
4. Oil System Upgrade: Oil pump gears replaced with updated OEM 244100120 to prevent cavitation under high lateral G-forces.
5. Precision Reassembly: Main bearing caps torqued in sequence to 110Nm + 90° angle using Ferrari TIS protocol for F151.
6. Bench Validation: Engine run to 9,000 rpm on dyno; oil pressure verified at 6.5 bar (min) and leak-down under 8% per cylinder.